P35 Neo 2 network adapter problem

Hi, recently Ive experieced some problem with my integrated network adapter and Im no able to solve it on my own
My system is as follows
XP SP3
C2D E6750 @ 2.6 GHZ
MSI P35 Neo 2
4GB RAM DDR2
MSI NX 8800 GT
All was working fine but yesterday after updating to the new 185.85 Nvidia drivers and PhysX, my network adapter desappeared fron the network connection list. I tried to go back to the old 182.5 drivers but the SO didnt recognize the adapter. Also I looked into the BIOS but all seems OK
Now Im connected throw my Motorola SB5101i USB cablemodem as the Realtek 8111B adapter is not working anymore
Any help would be appreciated, thanks

Quote from: Hans on 10-May-09, 23:02:25
when a device is removed, the driver is stll installed. It will then show as hidden in Device Manager.
Uninstall the old driver:
- goto device manager and show hidden devices;
- point to the Realtek NIC -> right click and then Uninstall.
- Reboot. Two possibilities:
a. Windows will reinstall the driver after finding new hardware;
b. you will need to manually install the Realtek driver.
Either way, after this, you should have the NIC back.
Things have worsen I suppose. Something is badly screwed up here.
I tried to follow your advice but when I went into the devices manager I couldn't see the adapter even showing up hidden devices any more. I didn't change any settings, just turn off and start the PC a couple of times.
So I removed the drivers from add/remove programs but cant unistall the hardware as i cannot see it..
What should I do? thanks.

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